A waxed paper packet full of silvery Baltic herrings, small and slender; a basket full of tiny, first-crop new potatoes, with parchment-colored skin so thin you could rub it off with your fingers; and a profusion of dill, chives, parsley and basil growing in little pots.
From here on out, Moyes' story has an overly coordinated vibe, forgivable in the way you don't judge your favorite aunt's profusion of Laura Ashley patterns.
To this native New Yorker whose earliest memory was of my mother wheeling me in a baby carriage under the el, your special issue evoked a profusion of memories.
The accommodation is basic and serviceable – go for an en suite room close to the pretty pool – but you will spend little time in your room, thanks to a profusion of terraces, hammocks and a lush garden thrumming with bird and plant life.
The way Mr. Puck has structured the menu — with a profusion of categories for choose-your-own sauces, sides, etc. — owes a debt to Tom Colicchio's seminal New York restaurant, Craft, a branch of which just opened in Los Angeles.
Keith Caulfield of Billboard was impressed with "Your Honesty" and the remixes of "Love Profusion" and "Nobody Knows Me".
To find them in such random profusion is as surprising as seeing your first flock of wild budgerigars.
If you give your money to other people to manage, "negligence and profusion" will prevail, he warned.
(And in my experience, I'm often amazed at who can and does!) And you, the reader, have in remarkable profusion the finest writing on the planet at your fingertips.
Raindrops, flames and leaves in particular, leap off the screen with hallucinogenic power and you've never seen arrows rain down in this profusion, with a swishing sound that seems to just miss your ear.
